West IslandsProperties is pleased to present this excellent investment opportunity: a 4,000 m\u00b2 building and agricultural estate.
\nBUILDING USED AS A CINEMA:
\nAt the same time, it served as a venue for public events of all kinds, hosting the traditional galas for the local festivities, plays, concerts and so on.
\nIt was subsequently leased to Granadilla de Abona Town Council, which used it for
\ncultural activities.
\nThe flats on the upper floor of the building were completely refurbished in 1980, at which time the current separate staircase leading from the street was installed.
\nDESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING:
\nCinematographer
\nThe building was constructed with a reinforced concrete structure, with the exception of the roof, which is made of a metal truss system with a gable roof, and which in turn supports the suspended ceiling of the screening room. The stage is configured as a separate module within the main hall, with a ceiling
\nconsisting of a concrete slab.
\nTaking advantage of the slope of the street along the building\u2019s fa\u00e7ade, a storage room was built in the semi-basement, which has also been used as a bar.
\nFrom the street, a flight of steps leads to the ground-floor lobby, which houses a canteen and toilets for men and women. To one side is the ticket office, where the main electrical distribution board is located.
\nFrom the foyer, two wide doors lead into the auditorium, which is divided by two longitudinal aisles and one transverse aisle. The latter leads to an emergency corridor that opens directly onto the street and also connects to the cinema\u2019s rear grounds. At the back of the auditorium is the stage, with a folding projection screen and curtains fitted with electric mechanisms. The stage floor is a wooden platform; beneath it, and covering its entire surface, are dressing rooms and toilets, with access from the auditorium and direct access to the stage as well.
\nFrom the main foyer, two side staircases lead to the amphitheatre foyer, which is arranged as a gallery above the stalls. The upper foyer also has its own canteen and separate toilets for ladies and gentlemen, as well as a spacious outdoor terrace. A side door leads to the service staircase leading up to the projection booth.
\nAdjacent to the projection booth is a toilet and a room used for rewinding films. The projection booth is equipped with two 35 mm film projectors. One of them dates from the time the building was constructed, whilst the other is quite modern, having been installed around 1980; it is capable of handling 80-minute reels and features a xenon lamp, and is in good condition and fully operational.
\nAbove the cabin is an accessible roof, shared by the dwellings, from which there is an access door to the plenum space between the false ceiling and the pitched roof; this door can be opened for maintenance work on the lighting and sound systems.<\/p>\n
HOUSING
\nOn the upper floor, above the lobby and mezzanine terrace, there are two recently built, fully furnished flats in excellent condition. Access is via a separate entrance and staircase from the street, independent of the cinema. The water and electricity supplies are also separate, and there is an intercom system.
\nThe two flats, together with the entrance hall, cover a total area of 140 m\u00b2. Both have two bedrooms, a living-dining room, a kitchen and a bathroom, as well as an internal courtyard for sunbathing and access to the roof for residents\u2019 use and enjoyment.
\nThe finishes are of a high standard, with artificial granite flooring, plastered walls and tiled walls in the kitchen and bathroom. The interior joinery is made of wood and the exterior cladding is aluminium.
\nFor more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"